By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

Adopts an extremely conservative and moralistic stance on cultural policy, opposing state-funded obscenities and the degradation of the audience. There is a strong focus on internal security, linking it to uncontrolled immigration from East Slavic countries and the rapid growth of the Muslim community. It warns that the uncontrolled influx of migrants threatens Estonian security, citing the situation in the Nordic countries.

Climate goals are treated skeptically and are seen as an excuse the government uses to override local communities and mandate the construction of wind turbines. The climate narrative is often illustrated ironically by referencing ordinary weather (rain, snow) in an effort to reduce its political significance. Data on other social issues is missing.

Immigration policy is being treated as a social issue that the government has unsuccessfully and "recklessly torn apart," claiming that it contradicts a pro-Estonian stance. This indicates strong opposition to the government's current immigration policy.

The disbursement of grants is mentioned as part of operating expenses, which are financed by a loan, but there is no substantive position regarding specific social problems or policies.